Hey fellow APES... I landed a sweet client with a high/priority project. While it's good news for me :), the bad news is that it's going to impact my presence in APES for a little while. Unfortunately, i'm going to postpone this week's strategy all and Q&A. Thank you for your understanding. Steve

Hey Fellow APES! If you missed Tuesday’s Strategy Call, you missed some jaw-dropping moments! 🤯 We went deep on clever ways to get more qualified leads without SEO, PPC, or even content generation – the stuff no one talks about. Here’s what we covered: 👉 Fast & Free Funnel Fillers: Get high-quality leads without spending a dime. 👉 Networking in Overdrive: How to leave any event with more leads than you can handle. 👉 Leverage Other People’s Traffic: Tap into ready-made traffic for fast results. And remember that show-up bonus? The fastest lead capture tactic I’ve ever revealed? Well, I promised you I’d cut it from the replay… and I did! 😜 But don’t worry, you’ll still have a chance to unlock it inside the APES community by getting to Level 3. How do you get to Level 3? Well, by engaging in the APES community through original posts, likes, shares and genuine exchanges with other APES members! 💪 Watch the Replay Now → This is still GOLD! Drop your biggest takeaway in the comments! Are you ready to start filling your funnel, fast? Let’s do this! Steve PS. As Jamie Buck says:

Dave Lakhani was many things. Yes, he was brilliant marketer, but he was also one of the most genuine and giving people you'd ever meet. He was a big guy. Imposing stature. Bald head and usually a serious expression on his face. It would be very easy and natural to get intimidated by him... until the first time he opened his mouth and spoke with you. Then you'd instantly feel at ease as Dave always made the conversation about you. Dave had a rough childhood. He was raised in a religious cult. At 16, he ran away, left his mother behind because she wouldn't leave the cult. But Dave knew his future would not be what he wanted if he stayed. Dave made it his life's mission to understand how his mother, a very smart woman, could fall under the spell of such evil people. He studied persuasion and wrote a book: Persuasion: The Art of Getting What You Want. The book revealed several tactics for "getting what you want". But the book came with a warning to use the information responsibly. Because getting people to do what you want can be a very powerful and deadly skill. Dave poses the question: "What's the difference between persuasion and manipulation?" His answer came down to 1 simple word... "Intent". So as you watch my video today about the "7 Skool Psychological Success Secrets". I urge you to use this information responsibly. Help persuade people to take actions that will benefit them, and never manipuate people purely for your own self interests. Here is the video

So begins a fascinating paragraph from Dave Lakhani's book "Subliminal Persuasion." He goes on to say "... but the last time I checked, your livelihood and mine was a deadly serious game, one we all hope to win." "You are about to enter the arena of the winner, and you'll experience firsthand how these people who control the world around them think, how they act, and what tools of success they leverage to get what they want from you and from me." Truth be told, this is not the book Dave wanted to write. But his publisher wouldn't publish the book as Dave wanted it to be. It was "too edgy, too dangerous" But Dave decided to reveal the most cutting-edge subliminal persuasion techniques anyway. And I noticed Steve uses some of these techniques in his Magic 8 Email System. So it's no wonder that email sequence is so powerful and so successful. I advise every member of APES to put down your bananas for a while and do everything you can to get access to that system, and then utilize it to make a small (or large) fortune with it That's what I plan to do.

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